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Photo of the North York Moors, a National Park in North Yorkshire, northern England.

North York MoorsPhoto ANA TINCA / Pexels

Places to explore near Grosmont StationGrosmont

Grosmont Station sits inside the North York Moors National Park. 48 places within 10 km — the standouts first, nearest first within each group. 3 are national icons.

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Worth the tripnational icons and local highlights within reach

Photo along the Coast to Coast, a 190-mile National Trail running from St Bees to Robin Hood's Bay, England.Highlight

Coast to Coast

National Trail

Wainwright's own invention: St Bees to Robin Hood's Bay through three national parks.

0.1 km SE · North Yorkshire & Cumbria

Photo of Thomason Foss, a waterfall near Goathland in the North York Moors, North Yorkshire, northern England.Highlight

Thomason Foss

Waterfall near Goathland

A wooded cascade dropping into a dark pool on Eller Beck between Goathland and Beck Hole.

3.1 km S

Photo of Birch Hall Inn, a pub near Beck Hole in the North York Moors, North Yorkshire, northern England.Highlight

Birch Hall Inn

Pub near Beck Hole

Two minute snugs either side of a sweet shop in a North York Moors hamlet, local ale and homemade beer cake.

3.1 km S

Photo of Goathland, a village in the North York Moors, North Yorkshire, northern England.Highlight

Goathland

Village

A sprawling moor-edge village of sheep-cropped greens, famous as the 'Heartbeat' village and the Harry Potter station.

4 km S · North Yorkshire

Photo of Mallyan Spout, a waterfall near Goathland in the North York Moors, North Yorkshire, northern England.Highlight

Mallyan Spout

Waterfall near Goathland

The tallest fall on the moors, a 70ft ribbon of water down a mossy ravine near Goathland.

4.3 km S

Photo of Falling Foss, a waterfall near Goathland in the North York Moors, North Yorkshire, northern England.Highlight

Falling Foss

Waterfall near Goathland

A thirty-foot fall in the woods of Little Beck near Whitby, with a tea garden at its lip and the Hermitage — a boulder hollowed into a cell in 1790 — up the path.

6.3 km E

Photo along the Cleveland Way, a 109-mile National Trail running from Helmsley to Filey Brigg, northern England.Highlight

Cleveland Way

National Trail

Heather moor and high sea cliff in a horseshoe around the North York Moors.

8 km NE · North Yorkshire

Photo of Whitby, a village in North Yorkshire, northern England.Iconic

Whitby

Village

A cliff-hung harbour town of red roofs and kipper smoke, the 199 steps climbing to abbey and clifftop church.

9 km NE · North Yorkshire

Photo of Whitby, a swimming spot near Sandsend, North Yorkshire, northern England.Iconic

Whitby

Designated bathing water near Sandsend

Harbour town, 199 steps and Dracula lore.

9 km NE

Photo of Screaming Tunnel, a landmark near Whitby, North Yorkshire, northern England.Highlight

Screaming Tunnel

Landmark near Whitby

A keyhole-shaped stone passage off Whitby's Khyber Pass, beloved of Dracula fans and of anyone who wants to hear their own scream come back at them.

9.2 km NE

Photo of Whitby 199 Steps, a landmark in North Yorkshire, northern England.Highlight

Whitby 199 Steps

Landmark near Whitby

The stone church stairs climbing from the old town to St Mary's and the abbey, immortalised in Dracula.

9.4 km NE

Photo of Whitby Abbey, a ruined monastery in North Yorkshire, northern England.Iconic

Whitby Abbey

Monastery · Benedictine near Whitby

Gaunt clifftop ruin above the harbour town.

9.5 km NE

Also nearbygood places nearby, nearest first

Photo of Grosmont, a village in the North York Moors, North Yorkshire, northern England.

Grosmont

Village

A former ironstone village turned railway retreat, the northern terminus of the North Yorkshire Moors steam line.

0 km E · North Yorkshire

Photo of The Postgate Inn, a pub near Egton Bridge in the North York Moors, North Yorkshire, northern England.

The Postgate Inn

Pub near Egton Bridge

A wooded Esk-side inn at Egton Bridge, the 'Black Dog' of the Heartbeat TV series.

2.3 km W

Egton Bridge

Village

A wooded Esk-side village famed for its gooseberry show and stepping stones, between Glaisdale and Grosmont.

2.4 km W · North Yorkshire

Homestead Kitchen

Restaurant near Goathland

Coastal village restaurant near Whitby recognised for sustainable, hyper-local sourcing.

4.3 km S

Glaisdale

Village

A steep Esk Valley village of miners' cottages, its packhorse Beggar's Bridge arching the river.

4.5 km W · North Yorkshire

Photo of The Arncliffe Arms, a pub near Glaisdale in the North York Moors, North Yorkshire, northern England.

The Arncliffe Arms

Pub near Glaisdale

A free house and B&B in Glaisdale with a wide range of cask beers, handy for the Esk Valley line.

4.6 km W

Mulgrave Castle

House & garden near Sandsend

Woodland walks wrapping castle ruins, with a Japanese-inspired Mount Aso garden.

6.9 km N

Photo of The Board Inn (Lealholm), a pub in the North York Moors, North Yorkshire, northern England.

The Board Inn (Lealholm)

Pub near Lealholm

A riverside village pub at Lealholm, looking across the Esk and its stepping stones.

6.9 km W

Lealholm

Village

A riverside Esk Valley village with stepping stones across the river and a green under wooded slopes.

7 km NW · North Yorkshire

Everything else within 10 km (27) — reserves, earthworks & places to check before travelling

Ordered by how far each place is worth travelling for, then by distance. Distances are straight-line to the nearest edge of each place — paths wind, of course.